Tag: Guyana-Venezuela Border Controversy
Venezuela guilty of breaching international obligations – PM Phillips
Venezuela’s claim to two-thirds of Guyana’s territory is in direct defiance of the principles of international law, and a breach ... Read More
Statement by Sir Shridath Ramphal on talks between the Presidents of Guyana and Venezuela
It is important that the limits of the talks in St Vincent and the Grenadines are understood. False expectations should ... Read More
Gov’t remains on high alert amid Venezuela’s claim to Guyana’s Essequibo – President Ali tells BBC Radio
In an interview with British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) Radio Sunday morning, President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali reminded that while Guyana ... Read More
President Ali urges Venezuelan government to act in the interest of its citizens
His Excellency, Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali has called on the government of Venezuela to act with dignity and in the ... Read More
ICJ ruling puts Guyana in ‘good stead’ going forward – AG Nandlall
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Friday ordered Venezuela to refrain from taking any action on Guyana's territory, a ... Read More
Venezuela must refrain from taking any action against Guyana – ICJ rules
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ruled that Venezuela shall refrain from taking any action that would affect Guyana’s ... Read More
Venezuela’s actions threaten diplomacy, neighbourly relations – Min. Parag
Minister of Public Service, Sonia Parag, has firmly denounced Venezuela's persistent and baseless territorial claims, emphasising the potential for these ... Read More
Religious leaders stand with gov’t to promote unity, peace
The Government of Guyana is working with religious leaders to promote the message of unity and peace as well as ... Read More
Gov’t rubbishes Venezuela’s spurious allegations that Guyana territory being used for military aggression
Guyana has strongly rejected false allegations made by Venezuela’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yvan Gil Pinto that its territory is ... Read More